Thank you, and might be keeping this SP. I will definitely be keeping that 911. Thank you for your support over the years Chis. You are a appreciated, my friend.
Very nice find! Curious as to how much it sold for please. I just freshened up my 92. I have a full video of the refresh on my channel if you’d like to check it out, I would appreciate any feedback and what you think the value might be, although I’m not ready to part with it. I’ve owned it for almost 30 years. Thanks!
@@emppowersportsandmarine6270 Just keep them both, would love to see the SL. I copied the SL with mine, check it out, I’ve always wanted a SL. Both colors are great.
@@itsthecarrs I plan to, and wish that I still had my crashed FE project for the set. My SL is somewhat well known. You can find it on DucCutters.com and other other places on the internet. It’s a California Hot Rod built in my first shop. I think that I have a 2V video on this channel showing off the SL,SP and Alazzurra 650. I still have all three
No idea, they were on the bike when I purchased it. I believe they are aftermarket. I will scroll through my dealers books. Please message us through emppowersports.com
My neighbour has a 900SS from 1994 according to the Australian VIN check but looking at the Ducati in records it seems to be a Homologation Special from 1992. ZDM1HC3NXRB. He has not ridden it for 10 years ever sense I've been here. I wonder if I should buy it and get it up and running. I wonder how much I should spend on it?
Check VIN with your local dealer. There are no homologation special 900 SuperSports (less the 1974 750ss). The homologation models would be 851/888/916/996/748 SP/SPS/SP2/SP3/SP4 and such models. Only Superbikes would need to be homologated for racing. Thus stated, he could have a 1992 MK1 900SL (SuperLight). It is a special edition, 952 were made. They are red with a number plate that says SuperLight, Marvic/Akront 2 piece wheels (could be missing, after 30 years) a vented clutch cover, Carbon mudguards and a mono-posto tail section. North American models (300 of the 952) are yellow and titled as 1993’s. I have #922 in my collection of bikes and have been it’s Caretaker since 2010. There is a video with my Ducati 2V collection on this channel, if you would like to view that bike.
There are no homologation SuperSports except for the 1970’s 750ss. 851/888/916/996 SP/SPS variants would be the homologation racers of the era. Your Mate probably has ROW version of this American SP, 1993 would be a 900SL (SuperLight) 3. Very special bike, non the less
That was very in depth video of things to know about the 900s. Thanks for that 👍
You are welcome and I am happy that other enthusiasts enjoy this content.
Great video!!
Thank you, and might be keeping this SP. I will definitely be keeping that 911. Thank you for your support over the years Chis. You are a appreciated, my friend.
Very nice find! Curious as to how much it sold for please. I just freshened up my 92. I have a full video of the refresh on my channel if you’d like to check it out, I would appreciate any feedback and what you think the value might be, although I’m not ready to part with it. I’ve owned it for almost 30 years. Thanks!
It did not sell before the move, I still have it along with my SuperLight in storage
Thank you, it is a nice specimen. I have had good luck selling my nicer bikes on bringatrailer
@@emppowersportsandmarine6270 Just keep them both, would love to see the SL. I copied the SL with mine, check it out, I’ve always wanted a SL. Both colors are great.
@@itsthecarrs I plan to, and wish that I still had my crashed FE project for the set. My SL is somewhat well known. You can find it on DucCutters.com and other other places on the internet. It’s a California Hot Rod built in my first shop. I think that I have a 2V video on this channel showing off the SL,SP and Alazzurra 650. I still have all three
Do you know what bike those mirrors are from ? They look good, maybe 90s Honda CBR. I have a 96 900 SP
No idea, they were on the bike when I purchased it. I believe they are aftermarket. I will scroll through my dealers books. Please message us through emppowersports.com
For sale??
@@andreasoliman2476 maybe, I just got laid off.
My neighbour has a 900SS from 1994 according to the Australian VIN check but looking at the Ducati in records it seems to be a Homologation Special from 1992. ZDM1HC3NXRB.
He has not ridden it for 10 years ever sense I've been here. I wonder if I should buy it and get it up and running. I wonder how much I should spend on it?
Check VIN with your local dealer. There are no homologation special 900 SuperSports (less the 1974 750ss). The homologation models would be 851/888/916/996/748 SP/SPS/SP2/SP3/SP4 and such models. Only Superbikes would need to be homologated for racing. Thus stated, he could have a 1992 MK1 900SL (SuperLight). It is a special edition, 952 were made. They are red with a number plate that says SuperLight, Marvic/Akront 2 piece wheels (could be missing, after 30 years) a vented clutch cover, Carbon mudguards and a mono-posto tail section. North American models (300 of the 952) are yellow and titled as 1993’s. I have #922 in my collection of bikes and have been it’s Caretaker since 2010. There is a video with my Ducati 2V collection on this channel, if you would like to view that bike.
There are no homologation SuperSports except for the 1970’s 750ss. 851/888/916/996 SP/SPS variants would be the homologation racers of the era. Your Mate probably has ROW version of this American SP, 1993 would be a 900SL (SuperLight) 3. Very special bike, non the less
I’ve got sp number 67 looking to let it go
Please email us some information and photos, empmotorsllc@gmail.com
Damn I’m glad I checked back
I have one 1997 now is cafe race